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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1974
Page
2
The passage cites I Thessalonians 5 11 urging mutual encouragement and praise. It quotes Charles M Schwab noting that real work comes from encouragement, enthusiasm and approval from those served by the worker.
A federal food stamp program expansion goes into effect in 15 North Carolina counties including Guilford on Monday. Critics say costs and paperwork rise for welfare departments while the program aims to boost food purchasing power for the hungry, with Guilford facing an estimated $382,000 in annual costs.
The Citizens Committee to Nominate Terry Sanford for President forms in Washington led by Hulett C. Smith. Sanford, president of Duke University, approves without signaling a candidacy. He chairs the Democratic Charter Commission and lost North Carolina's 1972 primary to Wallace, a potential handicap. Anything could happen by 1976 in the unsettled political climate.
A U.S. News & World Report survey shows ground beef prices rising in four cities, fall in two, and steady in one while pork prices trend lower. Producers urge federal loan guarantees and import quotas, but government actions focus on school lunches purchases and antimonopoly rules.
Confidential North Atlantic Assembly reports reveal NATO leaders fear Nixon may concede Western military advantages at the Moscow summit. They warn detente could yield Soviet superiority in warheads and throw-weight while political softening trims readiness and vigilance. Domestic issues threaten his authority and fuel suspicion of a prestige driven deal. Nuclear strategy is labeled dangerous and out of touch. NATO partners also fret over troop and equipment balance in the bloc.
The piece notes Soviet assets far surpass NATO, suggesting Western alliance divisions. It then exposes a $30 million misappropriation from antihijacking funds by major airlines, with CAB and FAA responses, plus stray items about birth rates a quirky aside and a bus passenger quip.
A British political crisis is unfolding as a minority Labour government faces multiple defeats and a looming snap election. The piece contrasts Britain’s unstable politics with the relative stability of the American system, noting MPs elected by narrow margins and warning that union pressure and left-wing demands could push Britain toward further electoral upheaval.
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